Vocal strain? Trouble reaching those high notes?

Do you feel you’ve hit a plateau with your vocal performance?

Do you have a feeling that more is possible?

Join passionate artist & Alexander Technique teacher Georgia Shine for a 2-hour workshop connecting your voice, body, and mind for more ease & flow.

Introduction by Bec Tilley: Voice Coach.
As a vocal coach, every week I work with singers of all levels, from professional performers to complete beginners, and everyone in between. They love to sing a variety of music from pop, rock, folk, jazz, blues, RnB, soul, funk, music theatre, opera, metal, and more!

Every single one of these people who I work with could benefit from more ease & comfort in their vocal instrument - i.e. the whole body! So I have organised for my wonderful friend Georgia Shine, an Alexander Technique teacher, to offer these workshops to my vocal coaching clients (and anyone else who wants to join us!)

I’ve attended numerous workshops, classes, and courses over the past 12+ years with various teachers of Alexander Technique (AT). While AT can be tricky to describe, it’s not difficult to do – and the results are fantastic.

Less pain in everyday tasks & movements, increased sense of freedom and ease in the body and voice, easeful breathing, the feeling of mind & body cooperating towards your aim instead of fighting each other (or fighting the task).

AT gives us a deeper connection with the body, an understanding of how to cooperate with the way it is designed instead of working against it, and new ways of thinking about how we move, breathe, speak, play an instrument, and sing.

Georgia Shine has been deeply delving into the world of Alexander Technique for over ten years now and has many gifts to share with us. She brings a wealth of experience, tools and ways-in to cooperation with the symphony that is your whole self in action.

Georgia has integrated the process with her performance as a cellist and vocalist and is a highly experienced teacher and performer. She brings her creative passion and joy for this elegant process with her into each workshop she teaches - no two classes are ever the same.

If you’d like to feel more comfort and less tension or resistance when singing, speaking, playing your instrument, or just going about your day... join us for this workshop!

Your host:

Georgia Shine is a classically trained cellist turned interdisciplinary performer, blending music, movement, and ceremony in wild and unexpected places.

A graduate of the University of Queensland with first-class honors in Music Performance, she has taught cello since age 15 and integrates over a decade of experience with the Alexander Technique into her teaching and practice. She teaches from the Barstow lineage, which has an emphasis on real world application and integration.

Georgia has studied from many distinguished teachers in Sydney, Melbourne and all over the world. Her main influencing teacher is Cathy Madden (Seattle), who emphasises the simplicity and kindness embedded in the process, and comes from an acting/performance background.

Georgia is the founder of the Cygnet Cello Choir and performs with the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, folk band Where Water Meets, and various singer-songwriters. As part of the trio Three Way Weird, she weaves cello and voice through dance and story, embracing improvisation and spontaneity.

Her solo performances use looping and effects to create immersive soundscapes that transform spaces and invite audiences into the mystery of the moment.

In this workshop, we will be exploring how AT can help improve breathing function and freedom in the voice. This class is suitable for singers & speakers from beginners to professionals, in all styles. If you have the desire to use your voice with more ease, authenticity and power, this is for you.

Find out more about Georgia by clicking here.

About the workshop:

WHEN: Sunday 14th September, two sessions to choose from:

11am - 1pm

2pm - 4pm

WHERE: The Golden Room, Kickstart Arts, New Town.

WHO: Up to 10 curious folks who love to sing or speak, whether that's just for fun at home, with friends, or as performers.

WHAT: 2 hours of getting to know how your voice, body, and mind work together as a whole.

HOW MUCH: $50

Questions?

For questions regarding the content of the workshop, feel free contact Georgia at georgialilyshine@gmail.com, or for logistical details please contact workshop organiser Bec at info@bectilley.com.